The event offered an ELD Mandate and Data Panel featuring panelists Scott Creighton, Director of Risk Services Transportation and Logistics for Northbridge Insurance; Steve Newton, Director of Safety and Driver Development for Challenger Motor Freight; and Garth Pitzel, Senior Director of Safety and Driver Development for Bison Transport. The panel was moderated by TCA’s David Heller.
More than 150 trucking industry professionals gathered for the event in Brampton, Ontario. (Photo courtesy of Sud Malhotra via Twitter.)
The jam-packed schedule featured five panel discussions and three networking opportunities. Thanks to all who joined us for this event. (Photo courtesy of Kim Richardson via Twitter.)
Thank you for joining us, Trans4 Group Ltd. We hope you found the event to be informative. (Photo courtesy of Trans4 Group Ltd. via LinkedIn.)
Members of the Safety and Security Strategies Panel included Matt Richardson, Vice President of KRTS Transportation Specialists; Tom Boehler, Director of Safety and Compliance for Erb Group of Companies; Eugenia Churilov, Director of Safety, Compliance and Security for Kriska Transportation Group. The panel was moderated by John G. Smith, Vice President-Editorial for Newcom Media.
The event was held at the Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
Special thanks to our long-time host, Daimler Trucks North America.
TCA hosted its Fifth Annual Bridging Border Barriers event on Wednesday, November 17. The event was offered at no charge thanks to our sponsors.
KRTS’ Kim Richardson welcomed attendees to the event Wednesday morning.
The event offered opening remarks and a Recruiting & Retention Best Practices Panel moderated by TPP’s Ray Haight. Panelists included Mark Seymour, President and CEO of Kriska Transportation Group; Michael Zelek, Director of Human Resources for Wellington Group of Companies; and Trevor Kurtz, General Manager of Brian Kurtz Trucking. (Photo courtesy of Today’s Trucking via Twitter.)
More than 150 industry executives and key association leaders gathered to discuss and learn about current and potential cross-border issues that are facing the industry during TCA’s Fifth Annual Bridging Border Barriers, held Wednesday, November 17, at the Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
The event featured numerous networking opportunities, insightful panel discussions, a government affairs update, and more.
Thanks to the following sponsors, the event was complimentary for all audiences: Blume Global, Daimler Trucks North America, ISAAC Instruments, and TruckRight.
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